Belmont Park to host final week of Westchester racing
Belmont Park unfolds a packed finale week headlined by the National Stallion Race for two-year-olds with added money, the Belmont Stakes for three-year-olds the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap and the Van Cortlandt Handicap. Memorial Day crowds near forty thousand expected if weather holds.
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National Golf Club of America forms near Shinnecock Hills
Articles of incorporation outline a 70 founder cap with 60 named directors from Boston Chicago Atlanta Lenox New York and others. The 205 acre sea front site will host a new course with $25,000 spent so far on the course and pumps. Memorial Day visits are planned to preview this high profile project.
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Long Island
C. B. Macdonald
National Golf Club of America
Washington B. Thomas
Boston
James Deering
Chicago
Robert Lincoln
H. M. Atkinson
Atlanta
W. D. Sloan
Lenox
J. M. Bowers
David Chauncey
Charles B. Macdonald
New York
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Brooklawn
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
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Richmond County
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Ridgewood
Charles L. Tiffany
Nassau
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Giants Beat Cubs As Bresnahan Homer Sparks Win
The New York Giants defeated Chicago 6 to 4 in an opening game of a series. Bresnahan hit a home run and Seymour had three hits while McGinnity relieved in the ninth as Chicago rallied with three runs. Taylor pitched eight and one third for the visitors before wildness sent in McGinnity.
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Colin the horse of the century praised after Withers win
A sports column lauds Colin the great thoroughbred son of Commando Pastorella for his first start of the year and his twelve straight victories last season. It questions rival Celt and critiques jockey race rules while noting Giants Cubs Yankees Superbas Princeton Yale and other teams with recent results and upcoming schedules.
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James R. Keene
Golf drama seals Travers Seely title at Baltusrol
Charley Seely outlasted Jerome Travers to win the Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Baltusrol in a grueling final round lasting nearly three and a half hours. Walter J. Travis showed form, while Walter Miles and Jay Gould dominated court tennis losses. Olympic optimism rose as U S wins first blood and upcoming tryouts promise records.
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Hines
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United States
Hill Climb Ready as Wilkesbarre Club Prepares Route
Wilkesbarre prepares for a major hill climb under the local automobile club. The 6000 foot course sits over coal mine terrain with grades from 10 to 20 percent, touted as the steepest and best test in the East.
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Sterling trophy offered for hill climb contest winners
A $1,060 sterling silver trophy donated by John W. Hollenback of this city stands 35 inches high on a Mexican onyx base. It features two hill climb scenes, a “Devil's Elbow” curve, victory figure atop a keystone with four wheels, and shields describing the contest and yearly winners. the prize remains with each year’s champion.
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General Cutting Vetted for Champlain Tercentenary Panel
Friends back General John T. Cutting of Oldsmobile for appointment to the state commission organizing the Lake Champlain discovery tercentenary. A Westport New York native who left at age ten, he later donated a library to his birthplace to show fondness for Westport.
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Westport
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Pastime Athletics Dominate Mohawks In Dual Meet
Pastime Athletic Club easily defeated Mohawk Indians on the former club grounds. Leroy Dorland led with multiple wins including the 1000 yard, and took first in the century and 300 yard dashes. Martin Sheridan threw 127 feet 10.25 inches discus as J F Reilly won the three mile for Mohawks.
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Leroy RB. Dorland
Martin J. Sheridan
J. F. Reilly
Harry Smith
General Sachs
Roy Dorland
Q. Gennerich
R. E. Goggin
Hardgett's Fine Race at Newark Five Mile Open
Walter Bardgett of Buffalo won the five mile open professional event at Vailshoro track Newark after a late surge past Kramer and Fogler. Seven thousand spectators watched Fogler pace Kramer before Bardgett slipped through on the final turn to win by about four feet.
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George G. Cameron
Devine
Fred Hill
Boston
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Wiley
Krebs
Owen
New York
Joseph C. Miller
Fred Bothem
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
George Wiley
Syracuse
Walter Bardgett
John Lee Lynbrook
Long Island
Floyd Krebs
Lynnbrook
Villams
Halgin
Dorian
Ashnes Wims
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Ashurst
Schlee
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Rupprecht
Special match at doubles at Bedford Park Club
Wyllie C. Grant and Richard H. Palmer defeated Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Irving C. Wright in straight sets 6-4 8-6 4. Grant leaves for England Saturday to compete in the Olympic and English championships. Medeah wins Prix de Diane. Edmond Blanc's filly triumphed in Chantilly for the French Oaks, stake valued around $18,000.
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Chantilly
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Baseball Today 4 P M Americans vs Chicago
Baseball card brief notes a 4 PM game at American League Park between the Americans and Chicago. The item lists the matchup with location and scheduled start, reflecting a local sports bulletin.
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Superb as Keep on Winning Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 2 to 0
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2 0 in the first game of a series as the Reds were hurt by errors in the first inning. McIntyre limited Cincinnati with strong pitching and support, and Coakley matched with equal effectiveness. Two-base hit by Kane highlighted the scoring and both teams benefited from timely plays.
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Philadelphia and St Louis Tangle in Struggling Contest
In St Louis the Philadelphia team battles a tense pitchers duel as McGlynn Ludwig and Raymond contribute for St Louis while Quillen and Jackiitech pace Philadelphia. Umpires Rudderham and Johnstone call the game as both sides show flashes of offense and solid defense.
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Yankees to host White Sox in AL Park matchup today
In a rest day for the American League, no games were played yesterday. The Yankees will meet the Chicago White Sox at American League Park this afternoon with Manning slated to pitch for New York.
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New York Athletic Club Favored For Memorial Day Regatta
At Harlem River clubs the New York Athletic Club showed strong form ahead of the May 9 regatta after Mercury Foot oarsmen won two firsts at Henley and tied another. A Penn eight race and potential Olympic interest drew crowds as Memorial Day events, including high school eight races, promise a record crowd and long cheers.
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Speedway Matinee Brings Surprises as Favorites Sit Out
Saturday matinee racing at the Speedway drew many missing favorites leaving the field lively. Notable drives included James J. Murphy with Don Derby and Free Advice, Lizzie Pandit’s debut beating Nig ger Pandit, and Norrie nosing Paco Estrella for a nose victory. Other winners included Fancy Prince, Fanny K, and First Demand in brief brushes with close finishes.
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Don Derby
Joseph Gibbons
Clare
E. W. Knapp
F. R. Bain
Zealous
Hugh €. Riley
Joseph Lemon
Paco Estrella
M. Thompson
Prince
Elmer Stevens
Norrie
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Lewis Samuels
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Fancy Prince
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